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ok found two rare videos today. peep it

Started by Timmy666, Mar 20, 2008, 03:06 AM

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def-head

The first video is from the Internet House Party pre-show.

Timmy666

i really wish deftones still had that amount of exposure and popularity...

fireflyry

I don't.

As long as they are putting out music, making enough cash to live well, and most importantly happy and healthy, I like where they are at.

Wish them all the success in the world but part of the reason I'm a Deftones fan is cause they never were mainstream.
 
Quote from: tiger modeThats why we're all here. Deftones - common ground.

There Will Be Blood

#23
Yeah I would never want them to sell out. They are still very well known undergound. Alot of people I talk to in my day to day life I ask them have you ever listen or heard of deftones? And 95% of people say yes I like them. The only thing I miss from the WP era is not how popular they were, but How Killer the crowed was at the 2000-2001 shows.

Not saying 2006-2007 wasnt killer but I just think 2000-2001 era, people seemed more active at the concerts.

fireflyry

Quote from: ilovechino69 on Mar 20, 2008, 04:11 PM
The only thing I miss from the WP era is not how popular they were, but How Killer the crowed was at the 2000-2001 shows.

Damn straight.
 
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pissedandpierced

For some reason Frank just annoys me, there's just something about him. But those were really cool video's. Thank you.
"It's good to be classic, it kinda shows that we're old" - Chino Moreno, Kerrang! Awards 2007

Timmy666

gettin recognition and success for your work doesnt make you a sell out...

wither-I

Quote from: Timmy666 on Mar 20, 2008, 08:08 PM
gettin recognition and success for your work doesnt make you a sell out...
TRUISM

"coming into the nearness of distance"

lithium

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goldpony

lets face it, the deftones made a killer record at a time when people wanted to hear this stuff. thats why they were popular (and still are to an extent, their singles still get played on the radio). it was like a blip on the radar for them, nothing else. sure S/T deuted high on the charts but fell off quickly and SNW did nowhere near the sales of either of them (wish i could find up to date stats on this). they are and always will be a non-mainstream act (i hesitate to call them underground) unless they decide to sell out and have nickelback write their songs.
"I bet I could throw a football over those mountains"
"Be like Cyn"
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I fucking love Brad Pitt

There Will Be Blood

how come in ticketmaster.com then refer deftones as rock\pop? you kno who esle is considered in the same class!?! Panic At the Disco!!!! what the hell! thats just a plain insuilt!

fireflyry

Quote from: Timmy666 on Mar 20, 2008, 08:08 PM
gettin recognition and success for your work doesnt make you a sell out...

Of course not as they already have both.

Unless your talking grammies or top 20 hits that is but that would usually involve making hit singles and scoring big radio and TV support.Problem is recognition and "success" by definition in todays music world seldom involves good music as opposed to good marketing.

I don't think many would deny much of the success around the White Pony era was in large due to the fact it was their most marketed album and the timing was near perfect.

Thats not really true recognition or popularity in my eyes, it's good marketing and being in a trend.

 
Quote from: tiger modeThats why we're all here. Deftones - common ground.

Timmy666

true. alls i know is that i love me some deftones and i wish the world would pay more attention to creative music. can anyone explain the whole timing and marketing behind WP and why/how it was so good. I was only 11-12 years old at the time and had just started to listening to deftones. i really wasnt very aware of marketing and such at that time.

Hidalgo

Quote from: pissedandpierced on Mar 20, 2008, 07:46 PM
For some reason Frank just annoys me, there's just something about him.
i agree

Nebontha

QuoteI was only 11-12 years old at the time and had just started to listening to deftones.
holy crap same here dude!
As for the marketing 'n' shit all I can say it was the FREAKIN YEAR 2000! MANY THOUGHT THE WORLD WAS GONNA END 'N' SHIT!!!
fuckin' greatest time ever to market...
QuoteKKK=Good?


Motherfucking racists.

Deftones-argentina

Quote from: Nebontha on Mar 21, 2008, 01:30 PM
QuoteI was only 11-12 years old at the time and had just started to listening to deftones.
holy crap same here dude!

I think Many of us are under the same conditions. I was 12 at the 00's.

hobbette

Jeez guys you're making me feel old  ;)

Great vids btw!

Timmy666

#37
Yeah I remember i first heard them when i was even younger..a friend brougt over the matrix on vhs and before the movie, they had an ad for the soundtrack. sure enough, a clip of my own summer came on...awesome riff, awesome screaming, chino had the cool hair..i thought they were the coolest motherfuckers id ever seen (still do to some extent)..what can i say, i was young. then i was reintroduced to them a couple years later when a friend told me to buy white pony. good advice from that friend.

There Will Be Blood

i was 15 when white pony came out. I must say the first time I listen to the deftones was in 97, when my older brother would drive me around in his car all the time playing non stop deftones and i guess it rubbed off on me. But I agree it was the year 2000 was a great year to make a record, thats it.

theis